Equivalent Presentation

Heather S. Neff, Co Founder and CEO gives a presentation on Equivalent.

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Smart Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)

We revolutionize the way brands manage and share their design assets. By harnessing cutting-edge AI technology and our patent-pending IP, 
we transform traditional Design Kits into smart, adaptive tools that enhance accessibility, improve efficiency, and promote sustainability. 



We are committed to empowering brands with seamless, interactive solutions that not only elevate their creative processes but also contribute to a greener, more efficient digital world.

Responsive

  • Responds to screen sizes and layouts

  • Responds to dark mode at the OS level

  • Can be optimized for speed and SEO

Beautiful + Compliant

  • Scales beautifully when magnified - crisp and clear at any size!

  • Color contrast and alt text is checked for compliance

Accessible

  • Dark mode is an accessibility feature

  • Image descriptions are screen reader compatible

  • Works in Reader Mode on all browsers

  • Matches user-preferred colors themes!

  • Matches personalized accessibility preferences and device screen size

  • Color contrast ratios are checked

Energy Efficient

  • Can be optimized under 10kb!

  • Smart SVG™ can replace many versions of the same image (such as light and dark mode mobile versions) into a single dynamic file.

  • Dark mode responsive. Dark mode saves on average 28% energy consumption and up to 63% of your mobile battery life.

What is an SVG?

SVGs or ‘Scalable Vector Graphics’ are vector-based artworks that take all that geometry and math-based information and turn it into a computer code called XML. Since the artwork is now a small parcel of code, SVGs can be optimized to load extremely fast. Implementing your Smart SVG™ code file into your website then displays the actual “scalable vector graphic” image on your website. Basically, it's code that displays a graphic; it’s kinda magic!

Your SVG graphics look crisp no matter how far you may zoom in on the design. It will resize and render to look high-resolution on every retina display.

Pixel vs Vector

There are two types of graphic images: Pixel (or Raster) and Vector. Pixel images lose clarity when zoomed in and can be challenging for a low-vision person to see and understand. Vector files look crisp no matter how far you zoom in on every retina display. SVGs are vector files.

Enlarged pixelated graphic of a cat.

Pixel

This image is pixel-based, which uses a number of colored squares specified by resolution. When a pixel-based image is resized it can become blurry or “pixelated.”

Vector artwork of cat showing points and lines.

Vector

This image is vector-based, which uses math to determine the lines in the artwork, resulting in clean edges no matter what size the artwork has been scaled to.